The novel's title alerts the reader to the passing of time in a single day and the way that Woolf used this to mimic consciousness itself.
The images questioned accepted taste, challenging the viewer to think through how they had been made; their random juxtapositions often seemed to mimic thought itself.
The mimic propelled itself rapidly in the water, swimming as effectively as a real jellyfish, the researchers report online today in Nature Biotechnology.
Barbette mimics poetry itself, and this is his fascination.
Kleinzahler sometimes deploys another kind of line, always end-stopped and nearly unpunctuated, whose slow progress mimics perception itself: "There goes another plane / Its engines reverberating in the clouds / Now sirens too / Very like the sirens we heard only yesterday".
This structure mimics life itself for most of us and also mimics the process of behavior change.
However, to our surprise, we also did not detect any effect on cell death or calcium signaling when overexpressing a TRPC3 mutant, in which threonine 635 was replaced with asparagine (T635N), which is neither a phospho-mimic nor itself phosphorylated.
Could programmers build client apps that use Twitter's databases but do little more than mimic what Twitter itself does?
It is an attempt to view Tourette's from the inside, to mimic the syndrome itself, rather than having a Touretter (to use the play's term) describe himself in the language of non-Touretters.
In the end, Kiselev decided that the best way to celebrate Brexit is to mimic the EU itself: toss drinks from many different countries into a bucket and mix them all together.
